Avoiding pension scams
9th September, 2015
To stand the best chance of avoiding falling prey to a pension scam, individuals need to be aware of the common signs of fraudulent deals:
- any offer of a free service by an organisation or individual you have no previous relationship with
- a rate of return that is substantially higher than those offered by other investors or products
- feeling pressured into making a decision
- being offered the chance to access your pension before the age of 55.
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